Sentence examples for normally outperforms from inspiring English sources

It is known that the TDWZ codec normally outperforms intracoding, but it is worse than coding with zero motion vectors [29].

Because DPCM exploits the temporal correlation between adjacent frames, zero-motion-based H.264 normally outperforms the intra-frame coding in term of rate-distortion performance.

The results of the temporal scalable coder in the transform domain are known, and normally outperform simple intracoding, but underperforms zero-motion vector coding, depending on the sequence [29].

A company in a normally stodgy sector has continued to outperform the main London Stock Exchange index since Sir C.K. took the reins (that, plus service on umpteen government committees, probably did more to get him his early knighthood than his proximity to the Queen Mum).

They behave normally," says Tsien. "But... they outperform their [normal] brothers and sisters every time".

So we wanted to create this opportunity for elementary-age kids and younger preteens, where normally in a singing competition they're being outperformed or pushed out by teenagers".

According to Stanford University researchers, fewer than one in five charter schools outperforms the traditional school students would have normally attended.

The rating placed Homicide among the top ten network television Nielsen ratings for the week, and outperformed the ratings of L.A. Law, which normally filled the 10 p.m. Thursday timeslot.

Their performance at school is steadily improving: in 2011 they outperformed whites, getting more good GCSEs, the exams normally taken at 16.

Normally, shares of small companies — considered higher-risk but higher-returning assets than blue-chip stocks — tend to outperform the broad market at the start of a new rally.

The I.E.M. routinely outperforms major national polls.